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Julia Dickstein - Wieleżyńska (1881 - 1943)

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Short name Julia Dickstein - Wieleżyńska
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Date of death 1943
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Mały felieton. Po roku (Polish title/A Short Column. After a year) (1913) 0 0
Grazia Deledda o sprawie kobiecej (Grazia Deledda on the question of women's movements) (1928) 0 0
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ak aug 2011

Translator from Italian, English, Czech, French and Spanish.

Memberships: Polskie Stowarzyszenie Równouprawnienia Kobiet (Polish Assocciation of Women's Rights)

Translated Louise Ackermann's poetry (published in periodicals in the 30-ies, XX century), Ada Negri's poetry and was known as a popularizer of Giosuè Carducci in Poland.